RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE PEDAGOGUE IN TEACHING BILINGUAL CHILDREN
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Bilingual education, Pedagogy, Cultural sensitivityAbstract
Bilingual education is a critical and complex field that requires specific pedagogical skills to meet the unique needs of students learning in two languages. This article explores the responsibilities of pedagogues in teaching bilingual children, highlighting the importance of cultural sensitivity, language development, curriculum adaptation, and the creation of an inclusive learning environment. Through a review of current literature and best practices, this article aims to provide educators with a comprehensive understanding of their roles and responsibilities in supporting bilingual learners.
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